From CHURCHLEADERS and Andrew Linder:
Most of us are familiar with the story of ‘the prodigal son’ in Luke chapter 15. However, for many parents, it can be a story that’s all too familiar in a more painful and personal way.
They relate to his story because it is one very similar to their own. They have a son or daughter who is “far from home.”
And we see these principles exemplified through the father in the story. Here are a few of them:
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